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quakerboy

(14,179 posts) Wed Aug 21, 2013, 12:43 AM Aug 2013

Any of you using Creedo?

I'm assuming coverage areas and levels are identical to sprint?

Anyone taken advantage of the Contract Buyout to get you to switch to their service? There's not a lot of details online. Im always on the lookout for the fine print on an offer like that.

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Any of you using Creedo? (Original Post) quakerboy Aug 2013 OP

Great service upi402 Dec 2013 #1

Tried, but Sprint towers are the problem bevinprescott Jan 2014 #2

Credo Mobile real_sugar Apr 2014 #3

I have had Credo for many years. Good company on many levels. OrwellwasRight Dec 2014 #4

upi402

(16,854 posts)

1. Great service

Reply to quakerboy (Original post)

Sun Dec 1, 2013, 08:16 PM

Dec 2013

Same coverage.
Hate that they wont activate a phone you don't buy from them.

bevinprescott

(2 posts)

2. Tried, but Sprint towers are the problem

Reply to quakerboy (Original post)

Sun Jan 5, 2014, 03:21 AM

Jan 2014

I was so excited when Credo offered an Apple phone, so I signed up, got the phone in one day, activated it, they even sent me a booster and still, the Sprint towers in my area did not receive good reception at all. I was sad because Credo is such a great progressive company. They even give you the opportunity to select which group/s you want to support! I love this company and they do what they say they will do!

I had Credo a few years ago and they DID buy out my Verizon contract...like I said, they do what they say they will do!

real_sugar

(1 post)

3. Credo Mobile

Reply to quakerboy (Original post)

Mon Apr 28, 2014, 09:55 PM

Apr 2014

I switched to CREDO and the service is identical to Sprint. The buyout is a great deal. I have been
with them for 3 years now.

Peace

OrwellwasRight

(5,214 posts)

4. I have had Credo for many years. Good company on many levels.

Reply to quakerboy (Original post)

Sun Dec 28, 2014, 02:26 PM

Dec 2014

Coverage is good in my area. Indeed same as Sprint.

Not a great choice of phones though, and you cannot buy your own and have them service it. Overall, I would recommend if you like a phone they are offering.

I am going to be switching shortly to AT&T so I can get a windows phone from the only cell company that has a unionized workforce. It's too bad Credo isn't unionized or I would not have thought about switching.

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